Safety First: Real Drug Education for Teens is the nation’s first harm reduction-based drug education curriculum for high school students. It was developed by the Drug Policy Alliance and is now with the Stanford Medicine’s REACH Lab.
Community Driven Drug Policy Research not only makes research better by strengthening research questions, methods, analyses, and dissemination; it can also serve as an organizing tool, helping to galvanize people to change policies and practices.
The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) supports medical and adult use legalization and regulation of controlled substances to the extent consistent with public health and community safety and in accordance with these key principles.
This conference focused on drug war surveillance within people's everyday lives - from housing and employment to public benefits, the family regulation system and immigration.
To protect people in their homes and give meaning to the founders’ intent to protect against government overreach, Congress, states and local governments must enact comprehensive limits to how police execute search warrants.
To encourage thoughtful policy evaluations, we convened an expert working group and conducted interviews with people in Oregon directly impacted by Measure 110 to craft evaluation principles and suggested metrics.
Federal cannabis regulation, if done right, can be a tool for achieving health equity, social equity, justice and accountability.
We must pivot from the central premise of the existing federal approach to drugs: the idea that controlling unauthorized drug possession and use is something that should be enforced and punished. The time has come to try a new approach: drug decriminalization.
Federal marijuana decriminalization presents the opportunity to improve research on marijuana and marijuana drug testing. Eliminating testing for positions where impairment does not pose a threat to safety and ending zero-tolerance policies will promote a better workplace for all employees.
Ending the drug war means ending drug war surveillance and stopping practices that monitor and punish rather than increase health, safety, and autonomy.
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